Georgie Sweet: Misunderstood
Georgie Sweet: Misunderstood
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Georgie Sweet
Label: Futuristica
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 899123047265
Genre: Soul/R & B
'The amazing debut album from Georgie Sweet on Futuristica is produced by Marc Rapson, Simon S, K15 & Mecca:83. It features the incredibly soulful, mature vocals and songwriting from this 20 year old natural talent from the UK, already gaining massive support and critical acclaim from the likes of Gilles Peterson, who calls her debut 'Incredible' with Jazz FM's Tony Minvielle calling her 'something special' and Marc Mac of 4hero stating 'She has a cool uniqueness and amazing songs'. Georgie clearly inhabits the same universe as Jill Scott, Erykah Badu & Hiatus Kaiyote, whilst being equally influenced by Thundercat, Earth Wind & Fire, Michael McDonald, and George Duke - rare inspirations for someone so young. She soars effortlessly over the lush, soulful hip-hop productions from Rapson and Mecca:83, with K15 providing the more futuristic bass heavy sounds and Simon S introducing darker edged jazz beats. 'Misunderstood' is one of the freshest debut albums in years and definitely worth your attention.
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